Sip on This: Delicious Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino Recipe

Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino cravings hit hard, trust me—I totally get it. Sometimes you want that frosty, sweet, comforting pick-me-up at home, but those drive-thru lines? Nah, can’t do it today. Plus, who’s got $6 to drop on a single fancy drink, right? If you’ve ever fallen in love with that spicy-creamy cinnamon goodness but want to whip it up yourself, stick around. And hey, if you love a bit of cozy flavor, check out how to make a copycat Apple Crisp Oatmilk Frappuccino or give Iced Brown Sugar Cinnamon Shaken Espresso a go—both hit the spot year-round.

Sip on This: Delicious Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino Recipe

Why you’ll love this recipe

Honestly, this Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino recipe is like a dessert-meets-coffee miracle. You get the velvety, full-on cinnamon flavor without any of the dairy worries (oatmilk, where have you been all my life?). I’ve had every kind of mood and this drink fits them all—cozy winter days, sweaty summer afternoons, breakups, good news, name it. It’s easy, fast, and you control the ingredients. That means you can make it extra strong or blend it mild and mellow (sometimes I let my kids split the decaf version—don’t judge).

Not a pro barista? Neither am I. But with this, you taste five-star coffee shop results right from your kitchen. I think homemade versions even taste better—a bold claim, I know. Plus, you can customize it every which way. Not feeling all the sugar? Dial it back. Want to toss in extra crumble? Go wild.

If you ask me, it’s all about having that delicious treat-yourself moment without the extra hassle. Oh, and you don’t need weird or fancy tools. Just a regular blender and some pantry basics. If you love cinnamon-y drinks, this beats most menu items, hands down.

What is Starbucks Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino?

You’ve probably seen folks raving about Starbucks Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino online (sometimes it disappears, and people flip out). It’s a blended coffee drink, frozen and creamy, but what sets it apart is this sweet, spiced cinnamon syrup paired with oatmilk. The crown jewel is that buttery cookie crumble topping—kinda like the center of a cinnamon roll. Wu-nderbar.

This drink layers in bold espresso, extra creamy oatmilk, the signature syrup, icy texture, and that sweet crumbly magic on top. Think of it as a sort of cross between a milkshake and cold brew coffee with autumn-vibes energy, except thanks to oatmilk, it’s dairy-free and gentle on your tummy. It didn’t invent nostalgia, but it sort of bottles it up for sipping.

Can I be honest? Even when it’s not on the menu (and it vanishes sometimes), you can hack your way to something nearly identical at home. Toss it in a tumbler, feet on the couch, and pretend you’re in line at a busy coffee shop, if you miss the ambiance.

How to make toasted cinnamon syrup

All right, the toasted cinnamon syrup kind of makes this whole thing sing. Don’t freak out—it’s not hard. You just need cinnamon, sugar, and a little water. If you want to go wild, a drop of vanilla doesn’t hurt.

Here’s the routine: Start by toasting ground cinnamon in a dry pot for a minute—smell that? Awesome, right? Dump in white or brown sugar (I’m a fan of brown, but up to you), then pour in water, stir, and simmer for maybe two minutes. Stir often or it might go sticky. Strain if you hate “bits”—I honestly don’t care. It’s okay if it looks a touch cloudy; it all dissolves in the blend anyway.

Let it cool (please don’t burn yourself, learned that the silly way). Pop it in a jar and keep in the fridge for, what, a week? It’s perfect for other drinks, like this delicious iced apple crisp oatmilk macchiato recipe. Try not to drink it straight. I have, and let’s just say, sugar high.

How to customize

Here’s the fun part. I mess around with this Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino recipe every time I make it. Let your own tastebuds decide:

  • Make it decaf: Just swap in decaf coffee. Same flavor, no jitters.
  • Switch up the crumble: Use crushed graham crackers or oatmeal cookies. Even shortbread works!
  • Oatmilk alternatives: Almond, soy, or whatever you have chilling in the fridge.
  • More or less ice: Like it thick? Pack in more ice. Easy to sip? Cut back a bit.
  • Sweeter/less sweet: Play with the syrup! Start small and add as you blend.

Take it from me, there’s no “messing up” here unless you totally forget the cinnamon flavor (which, just—don’t). Toppings, too. Whipped cream? Not traditional, but go for it. Sometimes a pinch of sea salt on top makes it next-level. You’re the boss of your kitchen, so do not let anyone tell you otherwise.

Nutrition information

Okay, let’s take a peek at the numbers. If you’re keeping track of, well, anything—from sugar to caffeine to plant-based goodness—here’s the rough breakdown. This is based on my own typical batch, but remember, you can make tweaks.

Component Approx. Per 16oz Can Adjust? Why It Matters
Calories 260 Yes Lighter if you go easy on syrup or skip toppings
Sugar 34g Yes Try stevia or less syrup if needed
Caffeine 75mg Yes More or less depending on coffee strength
Dairy 0 No Oatmilk = dairy-free win

Things will shift a little based on your customizations (you do you). I always say, as with any treat, moderation helps. It’s not a kale smoothie, but it *is* the thing that gets me through Mondays.

Common Questions

Q: Can I make this Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino ahead of time?
A: I wouldn’t. Best blended fresh. The ice goes all weird in the fridge.

Q: What if I don’t have oatmilk on hand?
A: Use any plant or dairy milk. Honestly, coconut milk is an unexpected delight.

Q: Can I skip the crumble?
A: Sure, but…you’ll miss the best part. Swap in store-bought granola if you must.

Q: Is this vegan?
A: Absolutely, as long as your toppings are plant-friendly.

Q: Do I need fancy equipment?
A: Nope. Just a basic blender and a sweet tooth.

“I never thought I could make coffee-shop style drinks at home, but this frappuccino blew my mind. The cinnamon crumble on top makes it so special—and my kiddo asks for one every weekend!”
– Jen, loyal reader

Give it a try—homemade wins every time

So, are you convinced yet? The Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino is super simple, slap-together quick, and flexible to whatever you’re craving. Honestly, if you’ve missed it on the menu lately, now you can skip the panic (and the Starbucks drama over Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino not on the app). Try it yourself, and when you’re feeling extra inspired, check out more ideas on those coffee cravings using this apple-themed oatmilk frappuccino or a simple cinnamon honey tea. You don’t have to be a pro chef to create something cozy. So blend it up, sip slow, and enjoy the little win—because frankly, you deserve it.

Sip on This: Delicious Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino Recipe

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Cinnamon Crumble Oatmilk Frappuccino

A cozy, dairy-free frappuccino that combines bold espresso with creamy oatmilk and a sweet cinnamon crumble topping.

  • Author: Alexandra Roa
  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Cook Time: 0 minutes
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 2 servings 1x
  • Category: Beverage
  • Method: Blending
  • Cuisine: American
  • Diet: Vegan

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1 cup brewed espresso
  • 1 cup oatmilk
  • 2 tablespoons toasted cinnamon syrup
  • 12 cups ice
  • 1/4 cup cookie crumble (e.g., graham crackers, oatmeal cookies)

Instructions

  1. Brew espresso and let it cool.
  2. In a blender, combine the cooled espresso, oatmilk, toasted cinnamon syrup, and ice.
  3. Blend until smooth and frothy.
  4. Pour into a glass and top with cookie crumble.
  5. Enjoy your homemade frappuccino!

Notes

Customize it with decaf coffee or different milk alternatives. Adjust sweetness with the syrup.

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1 serving
  • Calories: 260
  • Sugar: 34g
  • Sodium: 100mg
  • Fat: 5g
  • Saturated Fat: 0.5g
  • Unsaturated Fat: 4g
  • Trans Fat: 0g
  • Carbohydrates: 45g
  • Fiber: 2g
  • Protein: 2g
  • Cholesterol: 0mg

Keywords: frappuccino, oatmilk, cinnamon, coffee, vegan, homemade

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